i appreciate -- senator coons, i appreciate it. >> thank you. what do we have? watching on cnn, are you that delusion a delusional, thanking mueller? you stating that there is still crimes that could have been committed poisoning mind and viewers of this country. hey, deso, maybe you read the report. i have yet to read it. i fullied a knowledge the advance reporting, there will be no further indictments. i raise a reason why is the justice department policy that you can't indict a sitting president. i think that's entirely fair and reasonable. but if you listen to the totality of my commentary, i fullying a only in it appears to be a win for the president and i don't beskdrudge him. i'm happen for the country. i as an american are happy with that outcome. i want to sa light mueller, the president has been kicking his butt for the last two years and mueller hasn't said a word. he's just toiled ahead, and gotten the job done. i think we need to single that out. i want to know who the rest of you think, go to my website smerconish.com. answer this question, will th

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chris coons is joining us on the phone right now. what do you think? now that this report is out, now that robert mueller himself has concluded there was no collusion, is it time for the democrats to curtail or step back from these other investigations? >> wolf, i don't think that should lead us to the conclusion that other investigations into misconduct by the trump organization, the trump campaign, the trump inauguration are invalid or should be curtailed, frankl curtailed. frankly, if anything, i think the fact the special counsel refused to reach a conclusion one way or the other about whether president trump committed obstruction of justice means that more than ever we have a responsibility to get access to those materials and to conduct a thorough review of it. i'll remind you, special counsel mueller and congress have different charges. mueller's charge was very narrow. frankly, i think it is a good thing that mueller did not conclude that our president conspired with a hostile power in the conduct of his campaign. mueller's report, at least the

joining us now is jamie coons from montgomery parks. thank you so much for being here >> thank you. >> if you live in montgomery county, you probably heard of jj robert henson. tell us who he was. >> robert henson wasaz an g man with a lot of achievements in his life. he w formerly enslaved here in montgomery countynd he escaped in the underground railway with his family. once he made his way to, cana he worked there as a miller efrmiller, he was an ordained minister and he was a published author. his narrative really helped people underst slavery in the south. >> why do you think his profile hasn't been higher here in the state? >> well, i think there's two reasons. bescuse hensoned to canada and he basically stayed there and did not come back to the united states -- >> and he's a hero there. >> -- and he's a hero in canada, but we'vebo forgotten him here in the united states because we really spent more time thing about frederick douglas and his role in the il abolitionist cights movement. i think the other reason we've forgotten abou

chris coons didn't leave much to the imagination. biden said last night that he's in.ke comes in on friday. both white men. beyond that, all kinds of contrasts. >> oh, yeah. between the two of them, and i think we're almost -- i hope we're almost at the point where the field is ultimately settled. i think this is going to be a fascinating race between this, and the contrast between beto and biden couldn't be more dramatic in where they came from, who they are and all that. but i think what's ultimately going to happen is we basically have the top two candidates for biden and bernie. theuestion is that all the other candidates have to fight over the last two or three spots of how do they get in and out of iowa and new hampshire. but those debates that started in june are going to be really, really important for that. they're really important for the candidates that are well known, but important for joe biden because biden has to figure out, how does he present himself with all these other diverse candidates on stage? why is he the guy? >> you have some experience with t

. >> we'll talk with senator chris coons of delaware.t's an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." >>> the national weather service confirms at least six ef-1 tornadoes touched down in the latest round of extreme weather hammering the south. a total of 15 twisters were reported across the southeast saturday including one that sent debris flying in louisiana. another tore through arkansas. it injured two people and destroyed mobile homes. part of mississippi and tennessee also experienced heavy winds. the damage also created power outages. the storm system dropped hail the size of ping-pong balls near dallas. more severe weather is threatening texas tomorrow and louisiana on wednesday. >>> good monday morning to you. looking at clear skies. chilly conditions. bundle up out the door. areas of fog especially the peninsula, tri-valley and the north bay this morning. all of us will see the sunshine as we head through the afternoon. below average temps today. as we head through the week, temps will be soaring with a huge warm up. upp

democratic senator chris coons is wanting fellow lawmakers overreaching. if it turns out that the mueller report found no collusion. are the democrats suggest plans to force robert mueller to testify regardless. so what can we expect? is this thing over? and how is it different from other special counsel investigations. including that of former president bill clinton. that is ahead. >> one of the things that has made washington difficult to working in the eight or nine years i've been there is the ways in which both parties have at times, be in a particular point to death. i think they were 13 benghazi harries. i don't think we need 13 hearings into the mueller report. after walking six miles at an amusement park... bill's back needed a vacation from his vacation. so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain. so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a crea

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coons: i am very optimistic joe biden is going to run for president.l but certain he's going to. i know this is a big decision. our president is known for being personally aggressive, difficult, demeaning to his opponents. the way he conducted himself in the 2016 campaign would give anyone with a family they love hesitation about diving into this fight. but joe is a fighter. he gave a remarkable speech yesterday to a national organization of firefighters, and it was a reminder of just how well he connects with and understands the people who put their lives on the line for us every day, who do a difficult, dangerous, dirty job. everyone knows our communities rely on firefighters. joe is the kind of person who can remind us that we are a great country. we don't need to be made great again. we have people who, through their service and commitment, have made us great, and he will inspire us and how to move forward together. ♪ vonnie: government data on oil inventory just about to come out. markets looking for the 2.5 7 million barrels. a prior build of 7.0

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team than any other candidate and his heart, his experience connects with the average american. >> coons says he thinks there's a little bit of praying and joe and dr. jill for the final decision. biden was more sure of himself on stage yesterday than two weeks ago when he said he wasn't sure there was an appetite for a biden candidacy and he has more to learn about a social media role. he was surrounded i be yellow and black signs that said "run joe run." he didn't lay many of them off. >> neil: thanks. to my next guest who probably isn't going one way or the other whether joe runs or not. the former starbucks ceo howard schultz who is giving an independent run for the presidency. he was speaking in miami-dade college in florida today. good to have you. >> great to be with you, neil. how are you? >> neil: i'm fine. would it make a difference to you if joe biden enters the race? you're moderate, he's kind of moderate. more in your lane. what do you think? >> i know vice president joe biden well. i have a lot of respect for him. i think it would be great if he run. the question is whether

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joining us now to discuss, democratic senator chris coons from delaware.s been speaking to the former advice president about a potential run. senator, thank you so much for being with us. you've been a supporter of joy joe biden for decades. do you believe he is going to run for president? >> squli'm kfd he's going to rur president. he's 95% there and everything that needs to be in place for him to have a strong and successful launch is being put together. look, i understand why he hasn't yet made the final decision. this is something he and joe need some time to reflect on and pray on. but i think this is a big and important moment in american history. former vice president has a huge reservoir of experience, both in the senate and as the vice president in the obama/biden administration. but i expect him to run looking forward. setting us on a path towards making america work again, pulling us together, not cracking apart the divisions in our country as president trump does. but seeing our divisions, knowing who we are, and inspiring us to pull together a

joining me now is chris coons. good morning, senator. >> good morning, alisyn.t's a strick striking assertion on the part of president trump that the republican party is now going to be the party of healthcare. i'd say with his leaped, it will be the party of taking healthcare away. >> well, let's talk about this because we just had former senator rick santorum on who is pretty bullish about the republicans seizing an opportunity here. he cited what he calls the healthcare choices act and basically i think it would give states block grants or a lump sum of money, i may be butchering this but from what i understood from what he just said, from the federal government, put control back in the states, he thinks that it will have lower premiums and cover more people than currently obamacare does. >> well, that's great that former senator santorum thinks that. i'll tell you the most important thing about the affordable care act for more than 150 million americans who get their healthcare through their employer is that it protects you against discrimination by an insur

joining us now democratic senator chris coons from biden's home state of delaware.nd thank you for being here. can you tell us with 100 percent certainty that he is, indeed, making a run? >> sandra, i can tell you that the energy that you just showed in that clip where he was speaking to firefighters is the same energy and optimism that i heard when i met with him this past week. he is all but certain to run. and i am hopeful that he will. he has made all the important decisions in terms of his family, his values and priorities and he is just putting the final pieces in place. i would say he is 95% there. he and jill need some time to reflect on it, pray on it, but i'm hopeful he is going to run and i think in a few weeks we will see an announcement. >> sandra: once that question sought of the way we will know with certainty that he is running can he win? >> i'm hopeful that he can. joe biden is a fighter. he knows what it means to get knocked down by life and get back up. >> sandra: you know, without even entering the race yet, is he already leading the pack of dem

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the race for president according to the man who replaced him in the senate, delaware democrat chris coons. >> he's someone who i am confident is going to run. i'm optimistic he's going to run. >> we're in the final stages of that decision. >> reporter: even before he takes the plunge, biden is leading the 2020 democratic field in iowa. 27% of likely democratic caucus- goers would pick him first, following close behind, vermont senator and former 2016 presidential candidate bernie sanders. but it's the man in fourth place in the iowa poll that republicans are worried about, former texas congressman beto o'rourke is the subject of a conservative attack ad in iowa, even though he's not yet in the race. >> but with a charmed life like his, you can never really lose. >> reporter: o'rourke joined more than a dozen declared or potential candidates in austin over the weekend at the south by southwest conference, but it was biden who loomed large over the field. democrats welcomed him to the fray, but they are focused on their own bid. so if he gets in, does he draw support from the kind of -- >>

we're following two dangerous situations developing as we coon on the air tht. a raging inferno in houston, and the massive flooding in nebraska that has left entire communities cut off. we'll go there in a moment. but also unfolding as we've said, that petrochemical fire si just o houston now in its second day, spewing a dangerous tower of black smoke tonight visible for miles. more than a half dozen storage a tank caught fire and authorities are monitoring air quality. wir gabe gutierrez is ther the latest. en nothing like this for this long. ever. >> reporter: tonight this a massive fia petrochemical plant near houston is still raging after spreading to seven storage tanks. thick black smoke billowing for miles. >> this is the worst i've seen in the last 12 years. >> reporter: the blaze started sunday morning, then it spread overnight. th tanks were filled chemicals used in gasoline, paint thinners, and glues that could cause nausea, breathing problems, and skin irritation.w authorities nosaying it could take two more dayso douse the flames. >> emergency resp

senator graham: i can't know every detail, intellectual subcommittee is coons and till is, the chinese espionage act is one of the centerpieces of what we do is going to stop them to the extent that they are abusing our laws, immigration laws and making them pay a higher price. certainly easier to steal somebody's idea than it is to generate your own. i don't know if that answers question. mr. collins: you want to know what alleges that? if you want intellectual property taken back up in the house, we have to get that message out in 2020. the first thing is on my agenda. you lose protection on patents, you lose ideas. we are going to fall behind on inventions. senator graham: facebook, oogle, all this stuff, i'm a flip phone guy. do you know what you are getting, signing up for, is it really free. basically they are selling you. behavioral advertising, 90% of the advertising money in the world goes to two companies. internet, social media has been enriching our lives. the privacy area is going to be addressed so the consumer can better understand what is happening and how much your lif

3, 2017 i introduced legislation special counsel independence protection act with senators booker, coons and tillis. at that time there was live chatter by the president and others about mueller being on a witch-hunt, and that chatter continued. i just wanted the public to know that i believe that pecial counsels now and in the future should be protected to the extent possible. the reason introduced the legislation as a republican is to let people in south carolina and the country know that i thought mr. mueller was not on a witch-hunt and that mr. mueller was highly qualified and the right guy to pick to deal with such a difficult issue. as to mr. mueller, on march 14, 2018, the only reason that mr. mueller could be dismissed is for cause. i see no cause when it comes to mr. mueller. he needs to be able to do his job independent of any political influence. i pledged to the american people as a republican to make sure that mr. mueller can continue to do his job without any interference. november, 2018, i'm confident the mueller investigation will be allowed to come to a solid conclusion

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the other thing, i talked to chris coons of delaware, he makes a solid point that the justice department has done what it has done legally. congress has the right and the expectation to do what it's going to do politically and constitutionally to oversee this government. whether people like that or not. the question will be in the tone and the focus of those investigations. do they go after the raw material because they're convinced that there's something in there that merits more investigation, or do they just step back and say, look, there's all these other issues, the trump hotel, he keeps drawing money from, that he could be violating the emoluments clause, the e.p.a., decisions made by the pentagon and the state department regarding foreign affairs, if they focus in on that kind of transparency and accountability, they may emerge from that okay because the american public will realize they're just looking at the rest of the government and doing their job. >> brennan: certainly no one wants to vote against transparency, but let me try to argue the other side, which is traditionally i

[applause] as well as chris coons. chris holds the seat that i held. more in hiss done first term than i did in three terms. so thank you. thank you for making sure the biden legacy looks good. , as you don'tat , he's abe told superstar. and thehe best brightest in the united states house of representatives, that's not hyperbole. elected,two classes we this last class had some of the , buttalented women and men mostly women that i have ever seen in congress. i campaigned in the 2018 cycle, most of them women. won, but is a new breed. five graduated from the naval academy. men who have done extraordinary things. most of all, who have great character lately said. whiche has gotten a seat is a show of respect the leadership has for her. that's really a big deal for the state of delaware. lisa, we are lucky to have you. [applause] but that runs in our family. all-conference, alternative, -- told me that "you were better than they were." would have been drafted as well except for those flat feet of yours. ted, you have been a friend a long time and as this

pop star embroiled lisa in coon seen here earlier with white hair together with his band big bang known simply as song he has been accused of providing prostitutes to business partners he maintains that he's innocent while also putting on a display of contrition. feeling that i deeply apologize again to all people and everyone around me who has been hurt and suffered damage that. the scandal coincides with growing outrage in south korea over men filming women in public with hidden cameras. there are so many sexual harassment and sexual abuse cases today and as a woman i have become more worried. was a top korean star and a public figure what he's done is not just personal it has severe social consequences to. the cape. or. as police continue their investigations into k. pop figures other stars may be yet to fall. you're watching news still to come byron munich crashed out of the champions league is this a sign of decline for germany's football club's. first representatives from dozens of countries are meeting in brussels today for a conference on the future of syria it is chaired by the

coons: as someone who -- mr. coons: i was concerned with what i -- mr. koons: i was concerned with which articles you provided and when i recognize that views mature and perhaps things you wrote in college don't reflect your views today. i want to make sure i understood this. the number in the gap was pretty striking to me. am i right that you did not provide literally dozens of articles that you yourself wrote to the selection committee impaneled by the two california senators? mr. lee: the questionnaire for the judicial advidsery commission asked for all legal writings so i provided my legal writings, i did not provide nonlegal writings that i had written in college because i did not believe they were responsive. but obviously with respect to senator judiciary questionnaire it asked for all writings. tried to get all my writings. senator koons: how many timeds did you have to supplement that? mr. lee: it was frustrating, but several times. we discovered different articles we'd supplement that. totaled around 50, 60 pages. senator koons: my sense here i

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[applause] coons.s chris chris holds the seat that i held, and chris has done more in his first term than i did in three terms. so chris, thank you. [applause] thank you for making sure that the biden legacy looks like it is good. as you don'that, have to be told, lisa blunt rochester is a star. she is a superstar. [applause] she is one of the best and brightest new leaders in the united states house of representatives. that is not hyperbole. the last two classes we elected and took over the house, this last class, have some of the most talented women and men, but mostly women, that i have ever, ever seen in congress. [applause] campaigned in the 2018 cycle, 23 states for 69 candidates, most of them women. n, but it is a new breed. five of them graduated from the naval academy or west point, women and men who have done extraordinary things but most of all who have great character, like lisa. seat, whichgotten a shows the respect leadership has for her, on the house energy and commerce many. that is rea

the race for president according to the man who replaced him in the senate, delaware democrat chris coons. >> he's someone who i am confident is going to run. i'm optimistic he's going to run. >> we're in the final stages of that decision. >> reporter: even before he takes the plunge, biden is leading the 2020 democratic field in iowa. 27% of likely democratic caucus-goers would pick him first, following close behind, vermont senator and former 2016 presidential candidate bernie sanders. but it's the man in fourth place in the iowa poll that republicans are worried about, former texas congressman beto o'rourke is the subject of a conservative attack ad in iowa, even though he's not yet in the his, yanlose a charmed life lik >> reporter: o'rourke joined more than a dozen declared or potential candidates in austin over the weekend at the south by southwest conference, but it was biden who loomed large over the field. democrats welcomed him to the fray, but are focused on their own bid. so if he gets in, does he draw support from the kind of democrats-- >> you need a pundit for that. >> i ha

chris coons put it best. he was channeling winston churchill. he said this is not the beginning of the end. this is the end of the beginning. meaning this is the first marker. once people start to go through whatever the summary is, that will start to spin once members of congress return this week. members of congress, some on both side, want to get barr and robert mueller at an open hearing. you might remember ken starr who investigated president clinton and whitewater in the 1990s. he spoke before the judiciary committee in an open hearing. but he was an independent counsel, not special counsel. so the report went to the house of representatives and the house voted to publicize that report. the house voted a non-binding resolution 420-0 that the report should be publicized. but they don't have any real weight here. people say what is this summary going to be like? the house speaker nancy pelosi indicated today she doesn't want a classified briefing for the congressional leadership. she want something comprehensive so all members can go and tal

chris coons put it best. he was channeling winston churchill. he said this is not the beginning of the end. this is the end of the beginning. meaning this is the first marker. once people start to go through whatever the summary is, that will start to spin once members of congress return this week. members of congress, some on both side, want to get barr and robert mueller at an open hearing. you might remember ken starr who investigated president clinton and whitewater in the 1990s. he spoke before the judiciary committee in an open hearing. but he was an independent counsel, not special counsel. so the report went to the house of representatives and the house voted to publicize that report. the house voted a non-binding resolution 420-0 that the report should be publicized. but they don't have any real weight here. people say what is this summary going to be like? the house speaker nancy pelosi indicated today she doesn't want a classified briefing for the congressional leadership. she want something comprehensive so all members can go and tal

. >> reporter: longtime friend delaware senator chris coons backed up that comment on fox news. >> hes all but certain to run. i'm hopeful that he will. i think he's 95% there. >> he was in comparable territory in front of the firefighters union. in pennsylvania joe biden countered his relationship with unions. he was there to talk about what is going on in the white house. >> that is what the next president of the united states needs to understand and what i don't think the current president understands at all. >> reporter: the firefighters union is affiliated with the afl-cio, leaders with the afl-cio recently sent members of congress a letter expressing their disapproval of the green new deal popular with some of the candidates buying for the white house. according to a new des moines register poll biden who hasn't announced is at the top. former texas congressman beto o'rourke who hasn't announced rounds out the fifth spot. biden seem to be more of a centrist democrat, with socialism becoming mainstream. he took heat from democrats when he called successor mike pence a decent guy.

chris coons. democratic senator coming up. ...tching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. ed: we begin this hour again with this fox news alert. robert mueller's investigation is over, his report has been turned over to the attorney general of the united states, william barr the one word headline in the new york post this morning, "finally." katie: big headline on the front page of the new york post this morning new york times also covering this we have learned overnight and yesterday almost immediately after the report was announced as finished that the special counsel will not be recommending any further indictments, which means president trump and his associates at the campaign, his family members, will not be indicted by the special counsel as many people have predicted or said would absolutely happen. ed: falsely predicted, wrongly predicted again and again adam schiff, a leading democrat this is not a pundit,

continuing toeek a resolution with representativesy of the famil in the hopes that this can realu a timely coon. >>> within the hour the house pass d a resolution condemning hate speech in response to comments from freshman congressman ilhan or of minnesota. her comments implied that u.s. ipporters ofael have divided loyalties. critics say she used a ste yeeeo type to undermine the jewish community. >> i feel confident that her words were not based on any anti-semitic attitude but that she didn't have a full appreciation of howhey landed. >> the issue has divided the us.ocratic ca the original version of the resolution denounced only anti-semitis after some complaints largely from progr s progressiv progressives, it was wprened to imove hate speech of all times. >>> chelsea manning could go back to jail for refusing to investigate in front of grand jury. she objected to questions yesterday because they her constitutional right. tomorrow a judge wil desigcide manning is in contempt of court. theormer private was sent to jail for 35 years for sharing scooters with wikileaks. >>> the national zoo

alexandria ocasio-cortez, all bar shut down because new york went to $15 minimum wage and the coon oure at that. the democrats pushing $15 minimum wage for everybody. they don't care that it doesn't work. it is good politics. >> sean: all right, guys, good to see you both. you are both on your game tonight. all right, if all policies ever implemented in america, how much would it called -- cost the wall of america and i will explain that next. we have really we are disturbing reports my beto bozo, bizarre behavior and he literally ate dirt because of ted cruz. we sent lawrence jones to his state to see what they think about it. take a look. >> if you can name one accomplishment of beto, what would you say? i think he is a real people person and he's got a lot of people behind him. >> about tearing down the wall. >> sean: that is next and the cost of socialism no one else will tellme you, straight ahead. -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this together. right, champ? -i'm getting more nuggets

we just heard from senator john coons from south dakota saying this about the situation for farmers. is a situation where farmers are patient and they understand it is a long game. at the same time, when people start losing their farms over this, the economic impacts become very real. i think that is why there is a sense of urgency attached. shery: what are you hearing from them? sec. perdue: i agree with them. i told president trump that farmers are some of the most patriotic americans i know. they want to be patriotic in the long game of trade negotiations but they cannot pay their bills. hopefully there will be -- i think the ambassador, secretary and president are engaged ongoing in this effort to get this resolution as quickly as possible. 2018 was a financially stressful year. that is why the president authorized the market facilitation program which helped, but farmers rather have trade than aid. shery: president trump promised $12 billion for farmers. how much of that has already been dispersed? can we see more? sec. perdue: probably not in another market facilitation program

chris coons of delaware and james lankford of oklahoma have proposed legislation that would help withmports. senator, thank you for being with us. sen. lankford: glad to be in the conversation. david: what is it you are proposing? >> the tariffs have been ignored. there has been focus on the 232 tariffs dealing with steel, but other tariffs deal with products coming in. a 10% tariff, the president did threaten to go up from there, but in the first two there were smaller amounts and in exclusion process, the way that companies could say that this is not manufactured anywhere else and it has to be done here. those processes were put into place and they are working through it, but the third-largest tranche of tariffs coming through these 301's, there is no close in process. there is no way to do an exclusion process. we are simply saying, we have to do a waiver process. we put in place what that process would be and we are saying, you cannot say to american companies that you're getting these $200 billion with of tariffs on your withou -- you without an option out of it. david: there wer

the securities ais exchange coon accused the german auto maker last night of selling allions of dollarsbon securities at inflated prices. v.w. entually admitted that nearly 500,000 diesel vehicles sold in the s. were rigged to cheat on emissions tests. on wall street, stks finished the week on a high note, thanks to tech and retail stocks. the dow jones indurial average gained 139 points to close near 25,849. the nasdaq rose 57 points, and the s&p 500 added 14. and a passing to note: w.s. merwin, the former u.s. poet laureate, died today at hi homee hawaiian island of maui. merwin penned more than 20 books over the course of his career, exploring themes like nature, and his objection to the vietnam war. his writing earning him a host of literary honors, including two pulitzer prizes for poetry and the national book award. w.s. merwin was 91 years old. still to come on the newshour:ie shs and brooks on the dangers of hate speech. a photographer works to capture the past, documenting the sites of the underground railroad. and, much more. >> woodruff: it may seem early, but the race to tak

senator chris coons what we heard from him is emblematic from both parties.ng that lawmakers will be pushing for is transparency in finding out what mule sister concluded. they want to see as jeff pointed out more than the report itself. they want to see some of the underlying materials contributing to any of those conclusions. but what was interesting was the senator responded to new comments reported from senator lindsey graham. he's the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. he was atmar lago last night appearing with the president at a republican fund-raiser there. he was according to these reports that we're seeing criticizing is the investigation what, senator cons said to us today responding strong little is it's one thing for the president to be undermining the mueller investigation, it's disheartening of the senate judiciary committee is doing the same thing. >> interesting. you're outside of the justice department, julia and reported a.g. barr plans to release to the media whatever he shares with congress. what is the strategy there? >>. >> rep

. >> reporter: that's little consolation to coon who told us she wouldn't put her car in that position ever again. >> i would never park my car here again, especially not a honda. >> reporter: to add insult to injury, those thieves might get between $250 or $300 for that catalytic converter. the repair estimates for mary's car, more than $4,500. that car is 20 years old. it may not be worth that. so it could be effectively totaled. back to you guys. >> that is just awful. >> yeah. terrible. >> are the thieves targeting hondas only? taed withe tationvert stob.r.ki, not just any honda honda accords. apparently the belief is that the thieves are familiar with the cars. the catalytic converters are relatively easy to access. they can get in and out in a ar asking folks who might be walking through if you see folks underneath a car with tools, that is not normal. let police know immediately. >> thank you so much. >>> a bombshellacization against a cal football program. espn is reporting that a former intern in the athletic department is publicly accusing cal football coaches and players. se

you had chris coons talking about how the president should apologize. graham said nothing should be changed or diminished of mccain. he didn't call on the from the to aparoleeyes. he didn't go after his friend donald trump. >> what's even more shocking about that to me is that the president does have good things to talk about as always. this is a president who is choosing to talk about things that he knows will bring him criticism. he could talk about an array of things that are positive for his administration, although, there is always bad news and he chooses to dive into controversies, to me is curious. maybe there is a huge strategy behind it. it's one of the most curious parts of his administration. >> there is one thing he hasn't dived into, that is a strong condemnation of white nationalism. it put his advisers on defense like his acting chief of staff dick mulvaney. watch. >> why not deliver a speech condemning it. >> you seen the president stand up for religious liberties, the w president is not a white people sift. i'm not sure how many times w